Wobbly Takeoff Kills 22 In Toledo Plane Crash
Survivors described sputtering engines and a wobbly takeoff of a chartered C46 carrying 48 people including California Polytechnic football team members. The crash in heavy fog near Toledo left 22 dead, including the pilot co-pilot and 16 players, with investigators assessing mechanical and weather factors.
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Toledo, Ohio
California Polytechnic
James Fahey
Gilroy
Calif
San Luis Obispo
Arctic Pacific Airlines
F. Sheldon Harden
Toledo
Youth Arrested After Accident In Santa Fe Crash
Richard E. Hazen, 21, of 402 N. Garfield, was arrested about 12:30 a.m. on charges of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after sideswiping three cars in the 900 block of South Santa Fe. He posted a $150 bond and was released pending hearing.
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Richard E. Hazen
N. Garfield
Hazen
South Santa Fe
North Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Jenkins
Ford
Elm and
Central
Orville A. Ennis
W. 12Th
W. QO. Sherman
Frontenac
Ennis
Main
Evergreen
West Main
Charles Bartholomew
Woodson County
Harold Anderson
W. Main
Anderson
Frank Butler
N. Steuben
Pleads Guilty in Tax Case Linked to Goldfine Secretary
Miss Mildred Paperman 42, secretary to industrialist Bernard Goldfine, pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging personal income tax evasion. She was fined 12,500 dollars by U.S. District Judge George C. Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mildred Paperman
Bernard Goldfine
Miss Paperman
Goldfine
U.S
X Ray Survey of Chests Starts Here Tomorrow
A mobile chest X ray unit begins public screening in Chanute tomorrow at West 14th division highway offices from 1 to 6 pm. The schedule includes Ash Grove plant and Memorial building visits with days listed for November, and emphasizes precautions for good images. The program, free for over 20s, is sponsored by the State Board of Health and local groups with local volunteers assisting.
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Neosho’ County
Chanute
Division Highway
West 14Th
Ash Grove
National Guard
Thayer
Galesburg
St. Paul
Erie
Stark
Bruce Burris
Neosho County
State Board of Health
E. D.harrison
Topeka
GM Plans Expansion to Boost 1961 Production
General Motors will invest 1.25 billion dollars in 1961 for plant, machinery, equipment, and tooling in the United States and abroad. Chairman Frederic G. Donner said the plan reflects faith in the US and free world economies and assumes U.S. car sales of seven million units if incomes and confidence rise. He spoke at a luncheon before about 600 business leaders, forecasting a 40 percent rise in cars in use over the next decade.
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New York
General Motors Corp
United States
Frederic G. Donner
Donner
Free World
Boy Killed When Truck Reverses Onto Child
In Jetmore Kansas, six year old Tom Glant was fatally struck by a neighbor’s truck as his father Virgil Glunt stood nearby in shock. The accident occurred when the boy darted behind the vehicle and was run over as Avery Kline backed up. The father was about 30 feet away and unable to intervene.
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Jetmore
Kan
Tommy Glant
Avery Kline
Virgil Glunt
Open House At New Lincoln Building Attracts 5000 To 6000
Between 5 000 and 6 000 visitors toured the Home Savings Assn. building at Lincoln and Walnut during the weeklong open house which ended Saturday. Robert N. Allen president said refreshments were served and souvenir gifts given. An advance showing had drawn builders bankers and civic officials from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Home Savings Assn
Lincoln
Walnut
Robert N. Allen
Association
Melvin Allen Shot During Family Quarrel
Chanute police said Melvin Allen was shot in the right leg by his 17 year old stepson Jim O Neal during a 2 a.m. family quarrel at the apartment on 17 South Highland. Allen was treated and released from Neosho Memorial Hospital. O Neal was not held pending investigation.
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Melvin Allen
S. Highland
Jim O'Neal
Allen
Mother
Neosho Memorial Hospital
O'Neal
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area Report
AP tally shows Kansas traffic deaths in a two day period reaching 53 in October and 404 for 1960. The comparable 1959 period lists 476 fatalities, highlighting trends in local roadway danger.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tornado grazes edge of El Dorado Kansas Saturday
A small tornado touched the west edge of El Dorado Saturday causing damage to an overturned house trailer several homes and a filling station. One man sustained a slight injury as sirens warned residents of the storm’s approach.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Tribune Offers $3 Weekly News Tip Prize
The Tribune announces a weekly prize of $3 for the best news tip during November. Readers in Chanute and the four county area should submit tips by phone or in person at The Tribune. Tips may cover crashes fires or unusual happenings, with winners announced the following Monday.
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Tribune
Chanute
The
Feed Panel At Fairfield Tomorrow
A panel of men from Kansas Missouri and Iowa will present a program on Morea liquid animal feed tomorrow night at 7 30 in Fairfield School four miles east of Chanute on US 59. The TG and F Liquid Feed Company Inc sponsors the meeting inviting 400 area farmers. Directors include Lewis R Taylor Wayne L Taylor George Freeman and John M Gorton. Ten door prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
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Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Morea
Fairfield School
Chanute
US 59
Tg&f Liquid Feed Company Inc
Santa Fe
Seventh Street
Lewis R. Taylor
Wayne L. Taylor
George Freeman
John M. Gorton
Gorton
No Plans to Move Missile Testing Station
The Air Force says there are no plans to relocate the missile testing station from Cape Canaveral Florida. Rep. Merwin Coad had claimed a transfer might be needed due to the Cuban situation but Air Force officials denied the report.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Merwin Coad
Lowa
Coad
Lee Wasser
Ph. 119 Force
Sun
Neosho Weather Threatens Flood as Rain Continues
Rain totals reach 3.06 inches pushing Neosho River toward bankfull. Chanute reports crests between 20 and 22 feet with forecasts of clearing and warmer temps Tuesday. Weather and river updates note near-bankfull levels along Neosho at Leroy Iola and Chanute and a mixed storm system across eastern Kansas.
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Chanute
Neosho
Carl Wortman
Wortman
Wichita Weather Bureau
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
East Central
el Dorado
North Central
Pottawatomie Creek
Garnett
Marais Des Cygnes
la Cygne
Leroy
Iola
Wichita
Dodge City
Richard Garrett
Russell
Olathe
Goodland
Pittsburg
Neosho River
Emporia
Neosho Rapids
Burlington
Parsons
Halloween events wrap up with school parade and drives
Spooks Will March On Main Tonight ends Chanute Halloween program with free film showings funded by veterans groups. UNICEF drive by Royster Junior High 4 to 7 pm funds medicines for overseas children. Kiwanis Spook Parade at 6 30 pm with 5 cash prizes. bands and drum corps join the route. Proceeds from Friday night dances support a memorial fund. Dismissal set for 11 am tomorrow if no vandalism reports.
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People’s Theater
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Elks
Chanute
Jim McCune
Royster
Brenda Jackson
Linda Sparks
Glenda Dormois
Main
Forest
Highland
Memorial Building
American Legion Hall
Injuries Prove Fatal to Boyd Myers 55
Boyd Virgil Myers 55 of Shawnee Kansas died in a Kansas City hospital from injuries from a highway crash near Chanute Oct 22. State patrol reports say his car skidded on K39 seven miles east of Chanute, rolled end over end after losing control. He was treated locally before transfer to Kansas City hospital.
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Kansas City
Boyd Virgil Myers
Shawnee
Kan
Chanute
Myers
K39
Here
Highway Patrol
Kansas City Hospital
Eisenhower and Anderson to Discuss Money Policies on TV
President Eisenhower and Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson will discuss U.S. money policies on television Tuesday, addressing economic strategy and fiscal approaches. The candid briefing aims to inform viewers about policy directions and financial priorities of the administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Lodge Sees Republicans Set for Tremendous Victory
In Geneva and South Orange, Henry Cabot Lodge urged Soviets to drop opposition to an international inspect and control system for a nuclear test ban while addressing cheering crowds. He projected a sweeping Republican win in the upcoming presidential election.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
International
South Orange
N.J
Tion
Tribune Phone Access and After Hours Contact
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier for assistance. If he cannot be reached, call 700 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Kansans Vote on Three Constitutional Amendments in November
Kansas voters will decide on three proposed constitutional amendments addressing continuity of government home rule and legislative salaries. The continuity measure would empower the Legislature to ensure state operations during enemy attack and establish automatic lines of succession. The home rule amendment would grant cities authority to pass local ordinances levy taxes and manage finances with limits. The salaries proposal would raise legislative pay to fifteen dollars per day during sessions with caps on regular and special sessions plus increased expense allowances.
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Kansas
Civil Defense Division
State Adjutant General's Office
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Jones Along Rio Grande In Border Kidnap Case
Curtis Lee Jones, 38, who hijacked two San Antonio residents at gunpoint, forced them toward Laredo Texas near the Rio Grande. Paroled after murder in Arkansas, he faces murder charges in Texarkana along with rape, attempted murder and abduction. A large cross border search with planes is underway.
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Laredo
Tex
Curtis Lee Jones
San Antonio
Curtis
Arkansas
Texarkana
Jones
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ferguson Talks At GOP Rally
Republican leaders host a county rally at 7:30 p m in the Community Center Malcolm and Chestnut with Rev F K Simon of Wichita as main speaker. Candidates attend and refreshments close the meeting. Ferguson accused the Docking administration of parole abuses and urged psychiatric screening for parolees.
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Malcolm and
Chestnut
F. K. Simon
Wichita
Stark, Kimball
St. Paul
Galessburg
Thayer
Erie
William M. Ferguson
Wellington
Docking
Ferguson
Paroles Board
Robert N. Allen
GOP
Edna Peterson
Charles Henshall
Walter McVey
McVey
Pittsburg
Allen
Campaign Documents 100 Years Ago
A Civil War Centennial entry notes on Oct. 31, 1860, that the four major parties’ executive committees agree not to issue more campaign documents as the election nears. A newspaper calls it merciful relief, saying the country has been flooded with trash no one reads.
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Washington (Ap
Civil War Centennial Commission
Washington
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N. Western
Sandra Kay Mears
Mears
Mina Holcomb
Jack Holcomb
Fairfield
Sa Seseviens
Vanenne
Cottonwood Falls
Altoona
Toronto Dam
Fort Scott
Spooks
Boyd Myers
Big
Lodge
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